Threat of strike in Australia pushed to late June
The threat of a strike against the major Australian iron ore export port, Port Hedland, has been postponed one month, according to Reuters.
BY KATRINE GRØNVALD RAUN
Late Thursday the Australian tugboat operators reached an agreement to postpone a potential strike in the Australian Port Hedland, from where one fourth of the world's iron ore is exported, according to Reuters.
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